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ПОЛИМОЛОЧНАЯ КИСЛОТА | Новый протокол Smart Repart | Почему кожа становится дряблой?
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Key takeaways
Key wellness / self-care & productivity takeaways (from the dermatologist/cosmetologist’s protocol discussion)
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Start with a proper “intake” (consultation discipline)
- Begin by asking about complaints
- Follow with a physical inspection
- Use objective checks like a pinch/turgor test to gauge loss of elasticity around ~40 years old (plus/minus)
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Use a goal-based, patient-specific approach
- For men (and anyone avoiding “marks” or visible swelling):
- Prefer tightening/stimulation strategies rather than treatments that add visible puffiness/volume
- Avoid filler-based “swelling” effects in sensitive zones (especially the infraorbital area)
- For men (and anyone avoiding “marks” or visible swelling):
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Non-surgical “lifting” via collagen stimulation (not just volume)
- Polylactic acid is presented as a collagenogenesis stimulator (“queen of collagenogenesis”)
- Expected outcome: improved turgor/skin firmness (a “true lifting” effect), not classic filler-style volume
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A “no long downtime” mindset (protect daily routine)
- The Smart Repart protocol is positioned as having minimal traces and a rapid return to normal life
- The doctor emphasizes modern cosmetology focuses on avoiding long rehabilitation periods
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Manage expectations about timing
- Immediate look: no clear swelling/traces
- Gradual effect: turgor improves over ~2 months (often referenced as 1.5–2 months, sometimes longer)
- Visual cue mentioned: improvement can become noticeable by about 1–1.5 months
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Smart protocol structure (two-stage combined protocol)
- Stage 1: ligamentous apparatus stimulation
- Injection of Repart 5G (high-molecular, non-cross-linked hyaluronic-related approach) into biologically active points / ligament-leaning areas
- Aim: stimulate fibroblasts in the ligamentous/skin-supporting apparatus to help maintain facial shape
- Stage 2: true turgor lifting via collagen stimulation
- Injection of polylactic acid (Repart polylactic acid) using a protocol targeting areas for maximum compaction and lift (noted focus: chin/submandibular/lower jaw border)
- Emphasis: injected subdermally (close to dermis, but not into dermis)
- Stage 1: ligamentous apparatus stimulation
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Technique & comfort strategies
- Use of a blunt cannula to reduce risk and visible traces (small puncture)
- Pain described as tolerable (around 3/10 standard; higher pain thresholds possible; anesthesia if needed)
- Procedure described as about ~30 minutes—quick enough to resume normal activities soon after
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Dose/coverage principle (don’t cut corners)
- The doctor states each procedure uses one drug per zone
- Spreading a single bottle across multiple areas may weaken results because the effect depends on:
- amount
- concentration
- and the specific distribution of each product
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Outcome characteristics
- Improvement described as freshness/radiance/rested look
- No increase in volume is claimed; volume from other agents/solvents would subside, while polylactic acid primarily acts as a tightening/collagen stimulator
Presenters / sources
- Yuriy Aleksandrovich Meznitsev — dermatologist and cosmetologist (candidate of medical sciences)